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'''Jose Vincent DeLaveaga''' purchased a large tract of hilly land in 1870, at what is now the north-east edge of [[Santa Cruz]]. He developed the land with a residence, riding trails, and extensive landscaping. In 1894, he gave the property to the city, on condition that it be used as a park. It is now [[DeLaveaga Park]], largest park in the city, and providing the widest range of recreational facilities. | '''Jose Vincent DeLaveaga''' (no local burial found), born in Mexico, purchased a large tract of hilly land in 1870, at what is now the north-east edge of [[Santa Cruz]]. He developed the land with a residence, riding trails, and extensive landscaping. In 1894, he gave the property to the city, on condition that it be used as a park. It is now [[DeLaveaga Park]], largest park in the city, and providing the widest range of recreational facilities. | ||
* John L. Chase, ''[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]]'', Chapter Six, entry (17), page 189 (park images), 190 | |||
''Riptide'' (CE3) profiles John Forrester as a previous owner of part of the DeLaveaga property. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 13 November 2025
Jose Vincent DeLaveaga (no local burial found), born in Mexico, purchased a large tract of hilly land in 1870, at what is now the north-east edge of Santa Cruz. He developed the land with a residence, riding trails, and extensive landscaping. In 1894, he gave the property to the city, on condition that it be used as a park. It is now DeLaveaga Park, largest park in the city, and providing the widest range of recreational facilities.
- John L. Chase, The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Six, entry (17), page 189 (park images), 190
Riptide (CE3) profiles John Forrester as a previous owner of part of the DeLaveaga property.